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(training) How Drupal manages content: Hands-on training for Academics and Business people Plan and manage your Drupal projects with an understanding of the software's considerable capabilities. Out of the box, Drupal offers powerful methods for displaying, manipulating, acquiring and sharing content. If you need to make smart decisions about the content of a site, this workshop is for you.

See how Drupal lets you

• choose how and where content is displayed

• break content into its smallest divisible parts, then re-combine and present these parts in a variety of contexts and formats

A reminder that the Western Mass Drupal Camp is coming up January 19th, 2013 on the UMass, Amherst campus. If you have a suggestion for a session or would like to present, please sign up and propose a session before December 16.

A reminder that the Western Mass Drupal Camp is coming up January 19th, 2013 on the UMass, Amherst campus. If you have a suggestion for a session or would like to present, please sign up before December 16.

Registration is now open

DrupalCampCT is a full-day, no-cost event, structured around the open-source content management system, Drupal, which includes knowledgeable speakers, informative workshops, impromptu birds-of-a-feather sessions, and invaluable opportunities to network with other Drupalists in and around the Nutmeg State!

Drupaldelphia is an all-day conference featuring a code sprint the following day and a keynote address by Earl Miles aka MerlinOfChaos

Location: Alter Hall at Temple University

Date: Friday, June 22, 9-5

Cost: $20 (including lunch and t-shirt), $10 students, free for volunteers

Register on-line at http://www.drupaldelphia.com

For more information: andrew@zivtech.com

We are also still looking for speakers as well as volunteers.

Location: Luce Hall Auditorium
Date: Wednesday March 14th
Time: 11:30-1:00pm

Does your website have a strategy? Do you ever wonder how having a web strategy could help your website? Do you even know what having a "web strategy" means?

Nathan Gault and Rafi Kaufman will answer all these questions and more at their talk about "What the heck is a web strategy and how can it help me?" 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
34 Hillhouse Avenue, Luce Hall Auditorium

The 2011 Do It With Drupal conference will be October 12th, 13th, & 14th in Brooklyn, NY. Curated by Lullabot, the event features many in-demand speakers such as Jeffrey Zeldman (A List Apart), Josh Clark (author of "Tapworthy"), Karen McGrane (UX guru), Jeff Robbins (Lullabot CEO/podcast host), Jonathan Stark (jQTouch/"Building iPhone Apps with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript"), Jen Simmons (Bartik theme/Queen of HTML5), Earl Miles (Views/Panels), Ryan Szrama (Ubercart/Drupal Commerce), Angie Byron (Drupal 7 lead), Karen Stevenson (CCK/Calendar/Date), Jeff Eaton (Voting API, your favorite novelty modules), Nate Haug (Webform, Imagefield), Addison Berry (Drupalize.me), and many others.

On Saturday August 20th, 2011, the Connecticut Drupal Groups will be hosting the 2nd annual DrupalCamp CT on Yale campus at Luce Hall. This is a great opportunity for fellow Drupalists in the New England/New York Drupal Groups to share and learn more about Drupal through interesting discussions, workshops, and a code-a-thons. Whether you are an experienced Drupal user or newcomer; seasoned professional or passionate hobbyist, please come and enjoy a day of learning.

Register, propose a session you would like to submit, learn more at our website at http://2011.drupalcampct.org

The third annual Drupal Design Camp Boston, the Drupal community's first camp dedicated to design, will take place again at the MIT Stata Center on June 25-26. Each year, 315+ Drupalists gather in Cambridge to discuss ideas and take part in interactive sessions on the future of Drupal, focusing on everything from usability to technology from a design perspective.

Website:

http://boston2011.design4drupal.org

Location:

The Western Massachusetts Drupal User Group is organizing the first ever DrupalCamp out here in beautiful and happening Pioneer Valley on Jan 22nd, 2011. The Pioneer valley is home to 5 renowned colleges (Smith, Hampshire, UMass Amherst, Mt. Holyoke, Amherst College) as well as dozens of bars, clubs, cafes, galleries, hikes, boutiques and other things humans like.